recollection of past events; memories or thoughts of the past

the ability to store and recall information in the mind; also the mental impression of past events

the ability to remember or the faculty of memory; one's mental capacity for retaining information

to remember past events clearly, as if they had just happened; to be still fresh in one's mind

to recollect; to recall; to look back in memory

A literary genre consisting of personal recollections or records of historical events, often written in an autobiographical style.

a loss of memory, or to suffer from amnesia or black out

Sandy Lam (1966-), a Cantopop singer from Hong Kong

to contrast the misery of the past (often specifically the pre-1949 "old society") with the happiness of the present; to reflect on past sufferings so as to better appreciate the hard-won happiness of life in the new society

To think of someone or something with a sense of nostalgia; to miss

to remember past events and talk or write about them

A meal of poor-tasting food eaten to recall the hardships of the past; also used to describe any bad-tasting or poor-quality meal.

a technique or method used for rapid memorization

an optimization technique in computing used to speed up programs by storing the results of expensive function calls

The internal storage of a computer; commonly used in Taiwan to refer to RAM and ROM.

A type of computer memory where data is permanently or semi-permanently stored and can only be read, not modified; typically used for start-up programs and basic input/output systems

to recall; to remember; to dredge up from memory

A condition involving the partial or total loss of memory, often caused by shock, psychological trauma, or physical injury

The small amount of information that can be held in mind and used in the execution of cognitive tasks.

A type of smart material that can be deformed at one temperature and then return to its original shape when heated to a specific temperature; commonly used in copper-aluminum-nickel and nickel-titanium systems.

the name of a traditional tune used for lyric poetry consisting of a single stanza

high-speed computer memory used to store frequently accessed data for rapid retrieval; a high-speed storage layer used to store a subset of data for faster retrieval

A type of computer memory that can be erased and rewritten and maintains data without a power supply; used in memory cards and USB drives. Specifically used in Taiwan.

(computing) A small, portable data storage device using flash memory, typically with a USB interface

to think of or recall with longing

(literary) feeling frustrated, depressed, or stifled due to pent-up emotions; to have a heavy heart

Memory that lasts from a few seconds to a minute

Memory that only lasts for a few seconds up to a minute

a memory management technique that uses hardware and software to allow a computer to compensate for physical memory shortages by temporarily transferring data from random access memory to disk storage (Taiwan usage)

(Taiwan) memory; a storage device used in computers to store data, such as a memory chip or RAM

A card-shaped device used for storing data in digital products like cameras, mobile phones, or computers; also called [[存储卡|存儲卡|cun2 chu3 ka3]].

A type of functional metal alloy that returns to its original shape after being heated to a specific temperature; short for [[形状记忆合金|形狀記憶合金|xing2 zhuang4 ji4 yi4 he2 jin1]].

A computer memory device, chip, or transistor component (such as a memristor)

The number of items a person can recall in order immediately after they are presented.

a small portable device for storing data, specifically a memory stick such as those made by Sony

a circuit used to store information in a computer or electronic device

Secondary data storage devices used to supplement a computer's main memory, such as hard drives, optical discs, or flash drives.

To think back on or recall people, things, or events from a long time ago.

the phase of memory where information is stored for extended periods of time

Memory that can be stored for long periods, ranging from days to years; includes both conscious and unconscious recall.

Memory that can be stored for long periods ranging from several days to many years. It is categorized into implicit memory (unconscious) and explicit memory (conscious).

A collection of essays written by the late-Ming dynasty author [[张岱|張岱|zhang1 dai4]]. Comprised of eight volumes, it reflects on the prosperous customs, social life, and scenery of Jiangnan before the fall of the dynasty. The work is celebrated as a masterpiece of late-Ming literature for its vivid descriptions and refined prose.

random access memory; the main memory of a computer where data can be directly stored or retrieved from any location